Public sector focus IFE operates as an independent international research foundation with government and public sector collaborations across multiple countries, presenting multiple entry points for government-funded research programs, public safety initiatives, and infrastructure projects in energy, nuclear, and environmental tech.

Nuclear & CCUS leadership Core strengths in nuclear technology, safety, and carbon capture utilization and storage programs, plus partnerships tied to the Kjeller Dense Phase CO2 JIP, indicate opportunities to cross-sell advanced materials testing, modelling, and pilot deployment services to energy producers and policymakers pursuing decarbonization.

Collaborative partnerships Active engagement with industry and academia through alliances (Weyermann, OLI Systems, Nodepharma, PharmaLogic, Current) signals a readiness to co-develop radiopharmaceuticals, CCUS solutions, and sustainability-driven research, suggesting potential alliance-based selling and joint funding opportunities.

Global outreach Client base spans more than 30 countries and participation in international events like Raw Materials Week and World Nuclear Exhibition indicate a broad network for expanding consulting, technology licensing, and international project bids in energy resources and safety.

Financial and capacity signals With a workforce around 600 and annual turnover near NOK 1 billion, IFE presents a stable, mid-sized research partner suitable for long-term multi-year contracts, grants, and milestone-driven programs in nuclear medicine, radiopharmaceuticals, and energy technology.